The content algorithms are terrible. I've been trolling some local news pages that have been posting about Jason Aldean, and it never fails that the most relevant comments are all showing support even though each comment only has a few likes, but when "all comments" is chosen, there are massive amounts of opposing comments that have an enormous amount of likes.
It's like the purest form of manufacturing consent.
When we come in ya gonna hear diss.
I'm busy offending boomers on Facebook right now, and I need more ammunition.
Stochastic terrorism.
I'm not so sure you should be giving advice about when it's acceptable to be in public.
I spent $57 on 10 items earlier today. 9 staples and one small glass bottle of Coke. I even went to the store where items are cheaper. If I had gone to the Kroger owned store, those items would have been closer $75-80.
Decide what you're gonna do before you do it.
When I was like 8, a liftee at my local ski hill told me that as I dangled from the chairlift about 5 feet off the ground because I waffled getting on the lift.
I'm enjoying being able to watch that ship sink from far away.
Anything that looks like it just pulled off the battlefield. Like G Wagons and Hummers.
Yeah, and there are apps. I don't have to drag out my laptop.
You know what?